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The Hedgehog’s Dilemma by Hugh Warwick

Warwick weaves an autobiographical yarn through his life with the spiny insectivore that is at once humorous, touching and obsessive
The Hedgehog's Dilemma by Hugh Warwick
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NOT since Beatrix Potter or the 90s gaming character Sonic have hedgehogs won such attention. weaves an autobiographical yarn through his life with the spiny insectivore that is at once humorous, touching and obsessive. He traces the animal across the world, touching on notorious political battles such as largely thwarted attempts at 鈥渉ogicide鈥. Most interesting is the proliferation of hedgehog imagery in popular culture, and the fervid enthusiasm shared by hedgehog activists. An oddly satisfying read.

The Hedgehog鈥檚 Dilemma

Hugh Warwick

Bloomsbury (published in the UK by Penguin as A Prickly Affair)

Topics: Books / Books and art

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